O2 Cocoon - the sleek and curvy musicphone
By Will Park on Friday, June 15th, 2007 at 8:08 PM PST In Announcements, Devices, O2
O2 (NYSE: TEF)’s music-oriented Cocoon is curvy and sleek, just like the name would suggest, but there’s a lot more to it than that. The white, cocoon-like (makes sense, doesn’t it?) clamshell’s seemingly opaque outer shell lights up from underneath with LED lights that show time, caller ID, and music functions.
And, as any decent musicphone does, this one packs a healthy does of internal storage - 2GB worth of health. If that’s not enough music-space for you, the microSD slot can hook it up with another 2GB. You also get a 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth with A2DP support (of course), FM radio, MP3 player (who woulda thunk?), and the ability to play DRM-free iTunes Plus songs.
By you, we mean those of you in the UK, because this thing’s gonna launch sometime in August in the UK for about $590 (with no contract). If you’re like us and you just can’t wait for this thing to drop, check out the video:
[Via: NewLaunches]
